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    Asus UX32VD installing Intel Rapid Storage HELP

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by wing_X01, Aug 10, 2012.

  1. wing_X01

    wing_X01 Notebook Geek

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    Hello,Does anyone manage to install Intel Rapid Storage in Asus UX32VD?

    Thanks in advance
     
  2. yinyangtkd

    yinyangtkd Notebook Enthusiast

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    In my UX31A clean install guide, I went into the installation of this. The process is not really model specific, as it is a shared technology. Just follow this guide from gigabyte, your should be able to recreate the Intel Rapid Storage partition, and configure it for use by the Intel driver.

    Good luck.
     
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    wing_X01 Notebook Geek

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    Thank You yingyangtkd,your guide it's for installing "Intel rapid start" is it the same method with "Intel rapid storage"? I read your guide but you seem installing "Intel rapid storage" without doing anything.Thank You
     
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    asg1981rus Newbie

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    Hello!
    Does anyone know if the Rapid Start and Rapid Storage can work together in one system? Would not it be too much for the default 24Gb SSD installed in UX32VD?

    EDIT: Also it is interesting - Intel Rapid Storage and ExpressCache by DiskKeeper both seem to do quite the same. What's the difference and which one is better for the system speed up?